8.7 GCC Lesson 5A - Summative Check-in

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8.7 GCC Lesson 5A - Summative Check-in

Last updated over 5 years ago

19 questions

Note from the author:

8.7 GCC Lesson 5A - Summative Check-in

While watching the video below, you may want to collect evidence (takes notes) in your ISN to be used later on the test.

Throughout this lesson, you’ve learned about many different ways that humans contribute to greenhouse gas production. One way to understand these contributions is to break down the release of fossil fuels by economic sectors. Industry is one sector that can release greenhouse gases. The industrial sector also produces many different types of useful materials, including cement.

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Consider the following claim:
Cement production is a human activity that is a MAJOR factor affecting Earth’s mean surface temperature over the past century.

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In order to determine if a claim is correct, evidence is required.
Asking questions is one way to identify the evidence that can be used to support a claim.
Below, write two questions someone could ask to identify evidence to support this claim.
Number them as you ask them.

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List 3 pieces of evidence you would use from the video, notes from your ISN and/or vocabulary words to make your list. Number each piece of evidence and use complete sentences.

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Write a paragraph using CER format to support or reject the claim above. Be sure to write the claim, list 3 pieces of evidence and include a conclusion sentence. (5 sentences total)

Using your ISN (if necessary), answer the following true or false questions.

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Using the bar graph above, explain how the global production of cement might have a negative impact on the climate. Feel free to use evidence from the video you first watched as well. 4-5 sentences is required.

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How many points did you earn on your ISN? How can you improve for the next ISN check?

8.7 GCC Lesson 5A - Summative Check-in

While watching the video below, you may want to collect evidence (takes notes) in your ISN to be used later on the test.

Throughout this lesson, you’ve learned about many different ways that humans contribute to greenhouse gas production. One way to understand these contributions is to break down the release of fossil fuels by economic sectors. Industry is one sector that can release greenhouse gases. The industrial sector also produces many different types of useful materials, including cement.

What is a fossil fuel?

A fossil fuel is any substance with nuclear qualities

A fossil fuel is any substance formed using renewable energy sources.

A fossil fueld is any substance formed using non-renewable energy sources like coal, oil and natural gas. 

A fossil fuel is any substance that is man made.

What substances, when mixed together, make up cement?

sand, pebbles and rocks

sand, rocks and water

water and powder

a mixer, some powder and some water

Why is the process of making cement bad for our environment? Click all that apply.

Limestone heated uses fossil fuels

Burning Limestone emits CO2

A chemical reaction occurs causing more CO2 to be emitted.

Only 2 and 3 above

Only 1 and 2 above

In Industry, what is the major source contributing to Global Climate Change?

Machines

Heating things up

The breakdown of limestone in cement

Power sources

Which source contributes the most CO2 into our atmosphere?

Airplanes

Ships

Limestone/cement production and usage

Long distance trucking

What would be the "game changer" for our climate when using cement?

Using alternative materials to build with

Use less cement per building

Manufacture the cement using renewable sources

Stop using limestone and  use alternative materials to make cement

Check all the reasons why we choose to use limestone vs using alternative materials.

Too expensive

Too early in development

Not enough product to manufacture

Adoptive tentatively, but not quite ready for production

Consider the following claim:
Cement production is a human activity that is a MAJOR factor affecting Earth’s mean surface temperature over the past century.

In order to determine if a claim is correct, evidence is required.
Asking questions is one way to identify the evidence that can be used to support a claim.
Below, write two questions someone could ask to identify evidence to support this claim.
Number them as you ask them.

List 3 pieces of evidence you would use from the video, notes from your ISN and/or vocabulary words to make your list. Number each piece of evidence and use complete sentences.

Write a paragraph using CER format to support or reject the claim above. Be sure to write the claim, list 3 pieces of evidence and include a conclusion sentence. (5 sentences total)

Using your ISN (if necessary), answer the following true or false questions.

Global warming is any significant change in the climate lasting for an extended period of time.

True

False

Nitrous Oxide, methane and CO2 are all contributors to Global Climate Change.

True

False

Transportation is the greatest contributor to global climate change.

True

False

Deforestation causes an increase in CO2 because when treees are cut down, nothing absorbs the carbon.

True

False

Global temperatures have decreased over the past 100 years.

True

False

Using the graph above, when would you expect temperatures to be coolest?

1600

1650

1700

1800

Using the graph above, when would you expect temperatures to be coolest?

1400

1500

1600

1700

Using the bar graph above, explain how the global production of cement might have a negative impact on the climate. Feel free to use evidence from the video you first watched as well. 4-5 sentences is required.

How many points did you earn on your ISN? How can you improve for the next ISN check?

What is a fossil fuel?

A fossil fuel is any substance with nuclear qualities

A fossil fuel is any substance formed using renewable energy sources.

A fossil fueld is any substance formed using non-renewable energy sources like coal, oil and natural gas. 

A fossil fuel is any substance that is man made.

What substances, when mixed together, make up cement?

sand, pebbles and rocks

sand, rocks and water

water and powder

a mixer, some powder and some water

Why is the process of making cement bad for our environment? Click all that apply.

Limestone heated uses fossil fuels

Burning Limestone emits CO2

A chemical reaction occurs causing more CO2 to be emitted.

Only 2 and 3 above

Only 1 and 2 above

In Industry, what is the major source contributing to Global Climate Change?

Machines

Heating things up

The breakdown of limestone in cement

Power sources

Which source contributes the most CO2 into our atmosphere?

Airplanes

Ships

Limestone/cement production and usage

Long distance trucking

What would  be the "game changer" for our climate when using cement?

Using alternative materials to build with

Use less cement per building

Manufacture the cement using renewable sources

Stop using limestone and  use alternative materials to make cement

Check all the reasons why we choose to use limestone vs using alternative materials.

Too expensive

Too early in development

Not enough product to manufacture

Adoptive tentatively, but not quite ready for production

Global warming is any significant change in the climate lasting for an extended period of time.

True

False

Nitrous Oxide, methane and CO2 are all contributors to Global Climate Change.

True

False

Transportation is the greatest contributor to global climate change.

True

False

Deforestation causes an increase in CO2 because when treees are cut down, nothing absorbs the carbon.

True

False

Global temperatures have decreased over the past 100 years.

True

False

Using the graph above, when would you expect temperatures to be coolest?  

1600

1650

1700

1800

Using the graph above, when would you expect temperatures to be coolest?

1400

1500

1600

1700

8.7 GCC Lesson 5A - Summative Check-in

8.7 GCC Lesson 5A - Summative Check-in

In order to determine if a claim is correct, evidence is required.Asking questions is one way to identify the evidence that can be used to support a claim.Below, write two questions someone could ask to identify evidence to support this claim.Number them as you ask them.

List 3 pieces of evidence you would use from the video, notes from your ISN and/or vocabulary words to make your list. Number each piece of evidence and use complete sentences.

Write a paragraph using CER format to support or reject the claim above. Be sure to write the claim, list 3 pieces of evidence and include a conclusion sentence. (5 sentences total)

Using the bar graph above, explain how the global production of cement might have a negative impact on the climate. Feel free to use evidence from the video you first watched as well. 4-5 sentences is required.

How many points did you earn on your ISN? How can you improve for the next ISN check?

What is a fossil fuel?

What substances, when mixed together, make up cement?

Why is the process of making cement bad for our environment? Click all that apply.

In Industry, what is the major source contributing to Global Climate Change?

Which source contributes the most CO2 into our atmosphere?

What would be the "game changer" for our climate when using cement?

Check all the reasons why we choose to use limestone vs using alternative materials.

In order to determine if a claim is correct, evidence is required.Asking questions is one way to identify the evidence that can be used to support a claim.Below, write two questions someone could ask to identify evidence to support this claim.Number them as you ask them.

List 3 pieces of evidence you would use from the video, notes from your ISN and/or vocabulary words to make your list. Number each piece of evidence and use complete sentences.

Write a paragraph using CER format to support or reject the claim above. Be sure to write the claim, list 3 pieces of evidence and include a conclusion sentence. (5 sentences total)

Global warming is any significant change in the climate lasting for an extended period of time.

Nitrous Oxide, methane and CO2 are all contributors to Global Climate Change.

Transportation is the greatest contributor to global climate change.

Deforestation causes an increase in CO2 because when treees are cut down, nothing absorbs the carbon.

Global temperatures have decreased over the past 100 years.

Using the graph above, when would you expect temperatures to be coolest?

Using the graph above, when would you expect temperatures to be coolest?

Using the bar graph above, explain how the global production of cement might have a negative impact on the climate. Feel free to use evidence from the video you first watched as well. 4-5 sentences is required.

How many points did you earn on your ISN? How can you improve for the next ISN check?

In order to determine if a claim is correct, evidence is required.
Asking questions is one way to identify the evidence that can be used to support a claim.
Below, write two questions someone could ask to identify evidence to support this claim.
Number them as you ask them.

In order to determine if a claim is correct, evidence is required.
Asking questions is one way to identify the evidence that can be used to support a claim.
Below, write two questions someone could ask to identify evidence to support this claim.
Number them as you ask them.